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Bookhenge: First pepper (of suspicious varitey. Does this look like a pimento to you????)
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Bookhenge: First squash blossom -- of course, it's a male. Siri, time to fry squash blossoms!
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Bookhenge: Look what I smelled . . .
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Bookhenge: Ahhhh, gardenias smell soooo good!
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Bookhenge: Looking good! Thanks to Connie for spearheading the effort and Bev for finishing up!
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Bookhenge: Welcome back, Donna!!!
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Bookhenge: World's tiniest carrot!
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Bookhenge: Time to water!
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Bookhenge: Two swingers ;-)
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Bookhenge: Garden swingers, of course ;-)
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Bookhenge: A heated discussion -- the hot sun can do strange things to mild-mannered gardeners . . . ;-)
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Bookhenge: Glad she got that on camera ;-)
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Bookhenge: Take a note . . .
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Bookhenge: Who knew carrot-thinning could be so much fun???
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Bookhenge: That's right! Cullen always says to "leave your heart at home when you thin."
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Bookhenge: Checking the Yellow Notebook for what to plant in this bed.
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Bookhenge: Guess what? Our favorite! Okra.
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Bookhenge: Two tubs of cilantro growing in the shade . .
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Bookhenge: No more growing Malabar spinach on the compost bins -- it drops seeds in our compost and invades the garden! This will be a lovely alternative (Thanks, Connie).
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Bookhenge: Elephant garlic is blowing its top!
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Bookhenge: Fresh as a daisy . . .
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Bookhenge: Two unexpected volunteers . .
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Bookhenge: Somebody's mom(s) will receive a sweet bouquet ;-)
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Bookhenge: Home with unexpected bouquets . . .
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Bookhenge: The Vine-Whisperer!
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Bookhenge: Member of new band, "The Deadheaders"
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Bookhenge: Break Time!
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Bookhenge: Right this way to the tomato-planting lesson . . .
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Bookhenge: Just space for one indeterminate tomato plant in this tiny bed . . .
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Bookhenge: Gather around -- it's time for a lesson